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Sometimes It Docs.
st. Louis Republican.

Texas, with her 100000 inhabitsnts,
has few more than half as many saloons
as Louisiana with a population of
100000. This is one reason why the
new prohibition campaign in the latter
state is regarded by some as a desperate
undertaking. Still the prohibition move
meat sometimes makes most rapid head
way where the saloons are thickest.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-05-06
THE GAZETTE has the Largest
bona-flde Circulation of any Daily
Newspaper Published in Texas,
FRIDAY MORNING. MAY 6.

AMONG the proceedings Of the anti
Prohibition convention, the careful OBJ
server will pass over the declarations and
dwell on the appointment of George
Clark as chairman of the state executive
committee. 1t seems to have been re-
garded as too big job for Mr.. Gibbs.
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GENERAL SHERIDAN proposes a second

GENERAL SHERIDAN proposes a second
ride through the Shenandoah VALLEY. AS
he goes through peacefully this time,
only accompanied by party of friends,
the crow flying over need not carry its
rstions, as it is presumed the General
will not make so predatory trip as on
the occasion Of his former ride.
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Noc0na.
Special to the Gazette.

Special to the Gazette.
NoCoNA. TEX, May 4.-Our little town
is now the liveliest place on the Gaines
Vile, Henrietta and Western Railway.
Many new houses are being erected,
some of which are very substantial bust
ness houses. Frank Ford, with force
of twenty-five men is here building tel
egraph line. he says it will be but few
days or weeks at most, when the line will
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-05-06

hibitionist is another thing. 1t will profit
the snti-Prohibitiouists nothing to make
the fight on such ground as is here out
lined. To the man who is as confident of
his Democracy as he is of his breath such
stuff is nauseating, and it is to be hoped
George Clark will give different cue to
certain newspapers.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-05-06

Angostasa Bitters are tl1e bessremedy
for Removing ENTHUSIASTICALLY alb diseases
origfpsting from .thes digestive organs.
Bewa1e of scouhteffefts. ASK your groceF
or dfaggistt9 tor thesgenuine article, Aanu
featured by DR.. j. G. B. Siegert & S6nstF
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counterfeit butter is no crime, but to sell
the bogus article is crime. On the same
principle, the man who makes bogus
money would go free while the one who
passes 1t would be punished.
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Lively FOlt Worth,
ARLINGTON World

The Fort Worth GAZETTE is to issue a
special edition about the middle of May
as an advertisement for its city. Lively
Fort Worth
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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS.

All persons seeking employment aoho cannot Gr-
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tioTls free Of charge.
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Rut Nhara?

Gainesville Register.
To Dallas water consumers The way
to have good water is to get it. That's
what Gainesville did.
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AESubscribers wishing their address
changed from one postofice to another, must
give the oil address as well as the new, or the
change cannot be made.
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REAL ESTA re 4SEsEEs. 81
ERANK LERGH IT. Z,
Il Land Agent and Stock Broker,
San AnGelot Ter
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FOR SALE-LIVE srOox.

NOR SALE-409eg koissetf buii years old IN
Z july, record gilt eige, also nine high graded
Durham COWS; three with calves; also one fine
yearling heifer. Apply to Captain Scott, sam
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FOR SALE

DANK FIXTU SES-aR fiFst: class banking out
DIT, fnetEdlng a Halls safe and time LOCK.
For sale 81 a bargain w. a. McCutchen or W
T. COffield, Wichita Fails. Tex.
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NTtNIAN & RYLAND, ganerat land $40 cor
Y lection agents tor; sea@ fanhsndls c.
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SIdte Tbn ItnIIdry bVhEu'
JH0. 7. DICKINSON, secretary.
Austin, Texas, April End, 1857.
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EOR sAEE-DwELLIeds.

LT0R ssLE-My residence, furnished or IN.
Il furn shed; in good repair. Apply on the
premises to Mrs q. r Newton, corner Thir.
teenth and Lamar streets. :, q 81.
DOB SALE The handsome ,esldence prop
L erty (formerly Owned BE- Major !. Jarvis
corner Lamar and Sixth streets IN the city Of
Fort We tn, or will exchange for uAimproVed
agricultural lands. z. n. BOren, Dallas. -,
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1887-07-23
WHITE OAKS LINCOLN COUNTY, M SATURDAY, 1887

pier year by year by those who
start the game.
This article is chiefly written in
response to d letter OF enquiry
written to the Territorial Bureau
OF Immigration by a party living
in HASKELL, Texas, and referred to
us because the enquirer especially
desires to live in Lincoln County.
To answer all the writer's ques-
tions would exhaust our entire
space, and then be unsatisfactory
to both the Texas party and our
self. With the aids we speak of
Haskell County can empty itself in
Lincoln, and find room, health,
with a fright smart chance" of
revealing wealth. Further than
this, we could scarcely promise.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1887-07-23

During the past seven years the
population of the country has in.
creased about II, 100000, accord;
ing to the best estimates, and OF
this increase 100000 has been
of American, and 3,S0O,OO of for
eign birth. That is to say, tor
every two people born in America,
one has come in through the gates
OF Castle Garden.
The fact is a little startling, pal
ticularly in view of the character
OF some recent immigration. 1t
is not surprising that citizens "to
the mannor born" should feel a
deep interest in keeping out the
pauper, lunatic and criminal class
es of the Old World. The bars
cannot be put up too soon or made
too close against unworthy Immi-
grants.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1887-07-23

The revived discussions as tc
the combinations of ink and paper
least trying to the eyes of readers
has, in this country, brought into
public notice newspapers printed
with black ink on red and green
paper. a German printer, of Arm
helm, on the other hand, enthusi-
astically advocates the use of blue
ink on green paper as the least
hurtful tintints for the eyes to
dwell upon.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1887-07-23

The Secretary of Va, was called
upon for an address on the ucca,
sion of the recent visit of the G..
A. r. boys of Lynn, Mass, when
that gentleman responded, and
among other things said that the
American Flag should be amended
to the extent Of placing the rebel
stars and bars on it, which limo.
cent q remark caused several OF
the visitors to leave the festive
hall on their ears.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1887-07-23

The new Premier OF the Sand
wich Islands, is named Greene.
He was a Federal soldier in the
late war, and is a member of the
&. A. r. Until he is deposed,
Cleveland will probably ignore all
treaties between the two coun-
tries, as he will deem Greene's
elevation an "Insult" to the Pres
ident OF the U. S.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1887-07-23

IF Blaine were President, in
stead OF a plain American citizen,
he could not have been received
with more honor than he was by
the most prominent lights of En-
gland, and this in face OF the well
kuown tact that he was the most
pronounced and implacable foe Of
the English Government that the
U. ST. could provide if called
upon tor one. When he visits
Ireland, what a sensation he will
excite.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1887-07-23
FROM CAPT. GALLAGHAR.
The Shelburne,
Atlantic City, n. j.
July IA, 1887.

JulE If, 1901.
DEAR MAJOR:
Since | wrote last, have no
been SO well, and my physician
bade me come to the sea side tc
see if the change would not benefi
me, and | am free 70 say it has
This place is one OF the many
popular resorts OF Philadelphia,
high and low, rich and poor have
come to escape the terrid heat Of
a populous city, and tthe swelter
ing summer nights. On Sunday,
it is estimated that not less than
twenty-five thousand eXcursionists
passed the day here, bathing and
fish ing and lOa ting.
The Police regulations are good,
and visitors stand in awe of the
Jersey" laws. find too, that
as the time draws closer tor "a
change OF Presidents, that the wire
pullers and managers are here,
quietly manipulating party mat
ters SO as to make things go right
when the time comes tor action -
Cleveland and Blaine snd Sherman
are the names one becomes famil
lar with rs he takes in the different
hotel piazzas during an evening
ramble. We'll, as we OF New
Mexico have no say in the matter
Of President, except so far as the
nominations goes, we will patiently
await results, hoping that the right
man will be nominated and elect
ed, be he whom he may. One
standing beside the vastly deep
cannot but contrast the scene here
with one i'll our higher altitude,
where water is sought after with
SO much care and at SO great ex-
pense, but such is the work of the
great Supervisor OF this terrestrial
ball, and we must bow in submis-
sion, even though it be hard to do
so in view of having to take so
much alkali into the system.
The Ocean view from the beach
is lovely, and at times the whole
space seems to be illuminated with
the outgoing and incoming vessels.
| have not met any one from our
section OF New Mexico. Had
letter from Uebrick, announcing his
engagement and coming nuptials,
Ed. is plucky boy to take such a
Journey for wife-but guess he
was right after all as cit is not
good for man to be alone" and
this, l think you, yes, even you,
he genial, jolly editor, will admit.
| hope to be able to leave for
tonae, that is White Oaks, on or
about August 1st, and | hope in
better health than when | left you.
Truly Yours,
&. ii. GALLAGHER.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1887-07-23
vra. cofsrez-. EA.to- &c Prepr.ete=
The CmICAGo WEEKLY News. and
LINCOLN TO. LEADER, 1 year 50. %.
TOO MUCH LAW.

That the people of the Uultet
States are governed too much
will scarcely excite argument, TO
it is as true as holy writ. We ar,
a " free people," and vet all til,
enginery of law is in full blast
and poor wights are being hourl,
ground thereby, to their distress
and that OF their dependents.
All the law that should be il
vogue in this country, would be
just enough to restrain the viciou:
and protect the honest and indus
trious from the grasp Of the avari
cious, and getsomething- -tor-noth.
ing kind Of men, the vampires o.
society
We are led to thus reason and
write, by the uprising Of ernmisa
ries of the u. S. Government who
have lately uprisen in our Terri
tory and county, and threaten tc
enforce the provisions of the tim
Der law, law spawned by imbe-
Giles or tyrants. Under the pro
visions of this law, the wooden
material entering into nearly ev-
cry building in this Territory
should not have been cut, save un-
der conditions embargoed by I'M
possibility, and even the wood
which has kept warmth in the
bodies of our people during the
winter months, or which has been
used in the cooking of TODD, was
illicitly converted into stove wood,
and renders amenable to punish
ment the seller and buyer under a
strict construction aud enforce
ment OF the law.
One great and crying evil, is
that the wrong man is generally
selected as Secretary Of the Inte-
rior-one who is unacYuainted
with the condition of things in
the frontier country. Secretary
Teller, OF Colorado, was the only
man occupying that trying office
adapted to it's duties, for years
Secretary Lamar halls from a sec
tion not in sympathy with our
struggle for existence, not from
want of attributes of common hui
manity, but from lack af knowl-
edge. AS the people of the East
sympathize with the Indian in
their forays against trontiersmen,
SO those of the East and South,
Judge our positions by their own,
whereas they are as dissimilar as
the surroundings OF the poles.
Where men attempt to eircum-
vent Uncle Sam in traudulontly
acquiring possession OF the public
domain, the LEADER will always be
found on the side of the Govern
ment, and against thIeving indi-
viduals or syndicates But we
will not indorse our government,
agents whose only ambl-
ton it Is 20 make trouble for our
citizens in order that their record |
may be numbered with evidence OF
active discharge Of duty, in Grip
pling the hardy pioneers who but
lelp themselves to what God
placed here for their use, and what
5 absolutely Indispensable for
heir existence, and the building
Up of waste places.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1887-07-23

The Anu-Poverty Society OF
New York may shortly change
its tactics and become an Anti
Popery Society. Father McGlynn,
since receiving the grand bounce"
from Rome, has no love for the
Pope, and his land-reform col
league, Henry George, has no love
for anybody.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1887-07-23
NUMBER AZ.
NOGAl..
July 20, 81.


The laboring men and farmers
OF this section are very much graf
flied to learn that the LINCOLN
County LEADER is in full synpa-
thy with them, in their efforts to
better their moral, social, and H.
nancial condition. through the or
ganization and workings of a FARM
Frs ALLIANCE and COOPERATIVE
UNION.
Such being the case, you will
doubtless be pleased to learn that
we have such an organization In
Nogal. Mr.. II. G. TrsoN is the
President, and is proving to be u
very effective manager and pre-.
siding officer, as is fully evidenced
by the very prosperous condition
OF the Alliance at this place. We
have twenty-seven members at
present, who number among them,
some of the best men in this com.
munity. They are solid, substan-
tial men, and stand high in the in
tellectHal and moral scale men
who wound command respect and
honor In any country. In such
hands there is every reason to be-
lieve that the Alliance at this
place will prove a grand success,
and that it will prove great bless
ing to this vicinity.
Five new members were initiated
last night, and there are several
names which have been sent in for
membership. Doubtless at our
next meeting, several of these will
be admitted to the privileges of
membership.
The Secretary for the County
Alliance, w. l.. Breeze, who is
also one Of the organizing officers.
for Southern New Mexico, stopped
with us last night, on his way
home from the Oaks, where he had
been on business connected with
the order. Brother Breeze addt d
very great y to the interest OF our
by his lectures, instruc-
lion and assistance in initial ng the
He Is a live, progress
ilve and warm hearted man, and is
toing good work in making the AL
iances already organized, more eff
ectivc, and i'll instituting new socl-
'tles ever the county. lie will
oon make Il thorough canvas of
he county, visiting every neighbor-
rood, and will no doubt add very
to our total member
hip by his work. We have over
100 members at present, but b,.
ore the end OF the year, we ex-
'ect to have over 1000
With that, or even the present
lumber of members, all united
nd working earnestly for the ac-
of our glorious OBJ
ects, success must crown the
'armers' Alliance of Lincoln Co.
Delegates were appointed at our
lst meeting to attend the County
Alliance, to be held next Saturday,
Dowlin's Mill, on the RuIdoso.
picnic, and general good tine
anticipated. OF course, IN the
veDing, the young folks expect to
ngage in the joyous dance. Come
yer, Major, and forget dull care
Dr few hours at least.
"UNlTY."
Mr.. Cleveland may be dead in
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1887-07-23

THE English papers say that the
Queens Jubilee did otEcost ESQ
much as the coronation OF George
" The crowning of thatjfold
dotard cost the English govern
ment e240, 600 or 81, 200, 600.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1887-07-23

The Roman Catholic Church has
dropped McGlynn, and it is now
II order for the people to drop
him. If the unfrocked priest
thinks it is at all necessary to live,
let him Join a base bail club.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1887-07-23

Mr.. Cleveland may be dead in
love with the Grand Army boys,
but il tins is a fact he has certainly
been the most unfortunate of low
ers, tor his affection is not recip-
rocated,
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1887-07-23

Dan Rice says his wife never
travelled before, and everything
seems new to her, Does the Old
Snowman seem new, too z
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1887-07-23

LAW is funny thing to a fellow
that it doesn't Int, In New York,
divorced man who marrles one
wife. is held to be bigamlst.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1887-07-23

S. j. Tilden's will was probated
in London, June Is. His prop
erty in that CITY scheduled 913S,
600, or about S69O,OOO. Mr.. Til
den evidently thought it poor pol
icy to " carry all his eggs in one
basket"
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1887-07-23
ADVANTAGES AND RESOURCES
OF LINCOLN COUNTY.

ton touching the advantages anC
resources of Lincoln County. r,
answer each letter would be ardu
Gus, as in fact to answer them :ir
omnibus would be no easy Job.
The advantages" of Lincol1
County to the new conner, would
largely depend upon the settler,
his knowledge of, or adaptation tc
the business to which he would
apply himself. There are but few
lines which invite ignorance, and
none which would even coquetta
with slOth. Energy, backed with
sense OF not too common an or
der, will recompense the expendi-
ture, if applied in a direction
where adaptability will associate.
A man who cannot figure would
make a poor merchant, no matter
how inviting the opening ; a man
who cannot spell correctly will
make a poor showing as an editor !;
one who couldn't write would fare
badly as a bookkeeper; a man
who will lie, steal or gamble on
options would have a short tenure
on the pulpit. The old theory
that every man is fit for something,
is as true to-day as when first pro
nounced, and experience or obser,
ton teaches that poor statesmen
are made out of good tradesmen,
or the material therefor, to the
damage of the majority if not to
the atom so misrepresenting his
capacity. Those who live here,
and understand the numerous lines
of business supporting our popu
lation, will understand our mean
ing, and appreciate it's force
those at a distance, who read, can
scarcely fail to grapple with our
meaning.
The resources" of Lincoln
County arc multitarious. The ag-
riculturist, horticulturist, stock
breeder, miner, aud what not, can
find within our confines, plentj
for his industry, experience or
money. Cereals can be raised in
profitable crops, either with or
without irrigation, dependent large
ly upon the lay of the soil and the
nature, the disposition of the hus-
bandman. Grapes do not grow
from thistles here, any more than
they do in the States Tact must
be associated with effort to insure
success. Thrift is not the offspring |
of brute strength, but of labor III
telligently applied. This is evi-
denced, thoroughly and satisfacto
mly demonstrated by our native
Those Of them whose
only ambition it is to live from
hand to mouth, earn and do attain
their end, the height Of their am
bition, while others of them whose
scars higher, and whose
aim it is to acquire tangible her
itage for their children, cultivate
their possessions according to i'm
proved methods, and accumulate
money. We know of many Mex
leans in this county whose large
tax reflects credit upon their efforts
lnd should shame upon their sun
Dal hing brethren, who eat all they
)roincc, ana are satisfied with
hin diet.
OF our mineral resources 1t is
needless to speak, as it is we'll
Known that in sections of our coun-
y, notably White Oaks, Nogal,
}onito, Jicarillas and Red Cloud, {
Nature was lavish in imbedding
he precious metals, but so cum
hing in so doing, that intelligence {
S invoked in the unfolding of it, I
'ut the experience bought by 9TH
rs through patient labor, is beng
,tilizoI h,. ,,,sn,, ,ntH H. .,:I. :
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1887-07-23

New York's new Directory has
2, 800 Smiths in it. What a nice
family sort of town the Smiths
would make if they could all live
in one place
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1887-07-23

The anti-Blaine men appear to
take vastly more interest in the
European movements of the Maine
statespen than do his friends.
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